Philippines Food Cart Franchise Business TOP FRANCHISEES

TOP 10 FRANCHISEES

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Here are the Lists of  Top 10 Franchisees in the Philippines. If you are still looking for a Franchise Business you want to buy, this list of top franchise companies who receives several awards for each franchising awards categories can help you decide which Franchise Business to purchase.

food Cart Franchise Companies:

• SIOMAI HOUSE

Best-seller: Pork and shrimp siomai (4 pieces for P25)
Food cart appeal: Cheap, tasty dimsum

Probably the best-tasting “food cart siomai,” an order comes with four hefty pieces of pork and shrimp siomai, generously topped with chili garlic bits. Rarely soggy, Siomai House’s dimsum is steamed just right, and for P25, a real steal. They also serve ice-cold gulaman for a measly P10.

• PAOTSIN

Bestseller: Steamed or fried dumplings (P35) and dumpling meals with rice (P45 to P48, choice of Hainanese, Lemak, or plain rice)
Food cart appeal: Affordable dumpling rice meals

In the age of penny-pinching, office workers and students are equally drawn to Paotsin with their array of dumplings and rice meals. Either steamed or fried, the dumplings are tasty and best dipped in their spicy soy sauce.   The rice meals, on the other hand, come with a generous serving of green-colored steamed rice, (which is cooked in pandan leaves, lending the green color to the cooked grains) Hainanese, or Lemak rice.   Some Paotsin carts offer their version of Laksa, a spicy noodle soup, that’s both filling and hearty at P53.

• HONG KONG STYLE NOODLES

Bestseller: Regular-sized noodles at P27 (choice of beef or pork); Jumbo size (P54 with 4 pieces of dimsum)
Food cart appeal: Quick, inexpensive carbo-loading

Judging from the long lines alone, Hong Kong Style Noodles is one of the most popular food stalls in the city. A serving comes with pre-measured stir-fried noodles, bean sprouts, and two pieces of dimsum (you get 4 pieces for the jumbo size), but the real fun comes when you are tasked to make your own noodle sauce. With choices that include teriyaki, Szechuan, toyomansi, oyster, chili, and peanut sauce, each cup will probably taste differently from the first, unless you’ve got your own formula down pat.

Though you can’t expect to have the best tasting noodles, its winning combination of calling out to consumer creativity (you do make your own sauce after all) and cheap prices undeniably captures mass appeal.

• POTATO CORNER

Bestseller: Flavored fries in cheese, barbecue or sour cream and onion (regular size is at P33, large size is at P48)
Food cart appeal: Yummy flavored French fries

Starting out in 1992, Potato Corner is top of mind for local flavored French fries. The thick potatoes are deep-fried on the spot and mixed in with your fave flavor: cheese, barbecue or sour cream. Proudly halal-certified, Potato Corner also introduced new sizes to cater to a wider range of French fry cravings:   Jumbo Fries at P68, Mega Fries at P95 and Giga Fries at P149. You can also choose the Trio (P70) which has all three flavors and has browns at P35 per serving.

• BIBINGKINITAN

Bestseller: Mini-bibingkas at P20 each; a box of 6 is P120
Food cart appeal: Personal-sized bibingka for the mini-meals

Bibingkinitan serves moist, fluffy mini-bibingka (P20 each), which are baked in a clay pot and smothered in butter. They also have a merienda combo of the rice cake paired with barako coffee for P50 and boxed sets with six pieces which you can tote home (P120 for 6 pieces).

• FRUITAS

Bestseller: Fruit shakes (starts at P35)
Food cart appeal: Affordable and healthy thirst quenchers

Every Frutas cart is fruit central–ripe, fresh fruits are on display, all of which are used in churning out cups of fruit shakes which are mixed with honey and milk. Not just offering the usual mango or banana shake, they have other fruits for your drink of choice: watermelon, apple and even strawberries are also available.

• WAFFLE TIME 

Bestseller: Waffle snacks with every filling possible (starts at P10 per piece)
Food cart appeal: Cheap tummy fillers

Waffle Time takes the classic waffle snack and fills it not only with hotdogs, but with pineapple, Swiss chocolate, Bavarian cream, tuna salad and bacon. At only P10 to P18 a piece, you shouldn’t expect gourmet fare. The American Hotdog (P15), Cheese Delite (P12) and German Cheese Franks (P18) are popular choices for those wanting quick and cheap munchies while en route to work or those on the way home.

• PLATO WRAPS 

Bestseller: Grilled wrap sandwiches (starts at P46)
Food cart appeal: Filling meals sans the grease

Serving grilled wrap sandwiches with your filling of choice: chicken, ham and cheese, tuna or veggies with olive oil, Plato Wraps offers an alternative to those who like less grease in their meals. Opt to go with the pesto or whole wheat wrap (with an additional charge), and eat it as soon as it’s off the grill–it can go soggy in a matter of minutes.

• HOLY KETTLE CORN 

Bestseller: Original flavor popcorn (starts at P30)
Food cart appeal: Great-tasting popcorn without the butter and preservatives

The first stall in Alabang Town Center in 2004 attracted even the north dwellers, with its promise of MSG, butter-free popcorn. Made with natural sweeteners such as molasses, honey and sugar, Holy Kettle Corn was soon popping bag after bag with more carts and kiosks all over the city with light, fresh and sweet-tasting popcorn.

• KINGCORN

Bestseller: Shredded corn with butter or cheese (P28)
Food cart appeal: Quick corn snacks at less than P30

Open since 1992, Kingcorn stalls offer both corn on the cob (starts at P22) and shredded corn kernels flavored with salt, butter and the optional cheese powder (P28). Simple snacks that still appeal to corn-loving Pinoys, Kingcorn now also serves popcorn in their carts all over Manila.

Most Promising Franchise:

1. AMA Computer Learning Center – provider of good quality Education in the Philippines
2. Animaland – home of cuddable animal stuffed toys
3. Bread and Butter Bakeshop – producer of good quality baked products in the Philippines
4. Goldilocks – more than just a fairytale character to every Filipinos
5. Aquabest – one of the top water refilling stations in the country
6. Lot’s A Pizza – makers of the Pinoy Style Pizza
7. Ministop – convenience store 24 hrs open to everyone’s need
8. Orange Blush Salon – a place to discover your Filipina Beauty
9. The Generics Pharmacy – suppliers of good quality generic drugs to every Filipino
10. Ystilo Salon – enhancing the Filipino beauty

Best Home Grown Franchises:

1. AMA Computer Learning Center – provider of good quality Education in the Philippines

2. Bread and Butter Bakeshop – producer of good quality baked products in the Philippines

3. Binalot – complete meal for Filipino's appetite

4. Goldilocks – more than just a fairytale character to every Filipinos

5. Pizza Pedrico’s – “ Oversa Toppings Over saSarap” pizza maker

6. Lot’s A Pizza – makers of the Pinoy Style Pizza

7. PR Gaz- one of the leading providers of liquefied petroleum in the country

8. SEAOIL – provider of affordable petrol in the Philippines

9. Waffle Time – a bite full of surprises

10. Ystilo Salon – enhancing the Filipino beauty

Best in Franchising Support:
1. Animaland – home of cuddable animal stuffed toys
2. Bread and Butter Bakeshop – producer of good quality baked products in the Philippines
3. Aquabest – one of the top water refilling stations in the country
4. Inks & Prints
5. Pizza Pedrico’s – “ Oversa Toppings Over saSarap” pizza maker
6. Lot’s A Pizza – makers of the Pinoy Style Pizza
7. Orange Blush Salon – a place to discover your Filipina Beauty
8. The Generics Pharmacy – suppliers of good quality generic drugs to every Filipino
9. Bibingkinitan – Pinoy’s Pride, bibingka makers
10. 7- Eleven – a one stop 24 hr shop